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Originally posted by g1 View PostHi Lorne. The schematic on pg.7 or 8 of the attached package should be good (the last one on pg.9 already had 3-prong).
Do you mean the 'trainwreck type 3' master from the Robinette site? That is a cross-line type that just cancels out the out-of-phase signals at the power tube grids.
Actually, I think it's page 6 (marked '3' because the font for the tubes matches. See pic in post #11.
Thanks to all for your suggestions - I have gone the simple route with just a ! meg pot on the pin 5's, seems to work fine. The LarMar may well be superior but I would have needed someone holding my hand to trace the circuit. Although I have a nice soldering iron, meter, signal generator & Oscope - I'm a little short on theory... without this forum I'm lost. So I'll make another donation now.
We will see what the owner thinks.
Thanks again,
Lorne
I'm not old - I'm vintage
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Originally posted by mtlbasslad View Post
Actually, I think it's page 6 (marked '3' because the font for the tubes matches. See pic in post #11.
In yours I did not see a choke, but see two 470R10W, so I ruled out pg.6
Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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Originally posted by g1 View PostThe pg.6 has a choke instead of a 470R10W resistor, and a 1K10W feeding the power tube screens (instead of another 470R10W).
In yours I did not see a choke, but see two 470R10W, so I ruled out pg.6I'm not old - I'm vintage
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Originally posted by mtlbasslad View Post
It gets stranger & stranger with the schematics - I didn't find a choke either ? But mine has a fuse not a circuit breaker... so?
The font matches the one in your photo, and the circuit best matches what you have there.Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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